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The Most, 05.05.08

"Water Monster's" Ancient artifact or modern graffiti?/ Man asks court to change his name to "In God We Trust"/ Study: Anti-psychotic drug use soars among U.S. and U.K. kids/ Illinois man designs beer can coffin/ Man pushes creation of panel to prepare city for space aliens

Win Rosenfeld

11:02 AM ET | 05- 5-2008 | permalink

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"In God We Trust?" That is not even a "name:" It is a string of words. Maybe if you gave it a few hyphens it could count... Something in the line of "Badger-Butts."

But yet again we have much more serious things to worry about... like space aliens!

Sent by Will G | 1:14 PM ET | 05-05-2008

okay, so i can understand creative coffin shapes...personally, i think i would go for creamation and have those ashes placed in bottle of choice...not yet chosen...i couldn't find yard from philly yet but i did try snake dog ipa and it's definitely in the running, along with dogfish head 90 and victory hops devil...???

Sent by jan | 5:15 PM ET | 05-05-2008

mmmmmmmmmm, creamation just might be better than cremation!!!

Sent by jan | 5:21 PM ET | 05-05-2008

Will G, was that an Elsa Lanchester reference?

Sent by Tricia, NPR | 8:07 PM ET | 05-05-2008

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